Tour para Observar o Treino Matinal de Sumô (Tóquio)

Absolutely unique experience. Our guide Aki-San was very knowledgeable and kind. The Sumotori were very impressive. I will look out for them in the next tournaments.

Прекрасная экскурсия, нам посчастливилось увидеть борцов сумо, когда они тренировались к турниру, незабываемый опыт и в целом прекрасная атмосфера :)

Wow, what a powerful experience this was. Our guide, Kaz, was extremely knowledgeable and shared many facts about the "Sumo" life; we were impressed. Even more impressive were the young men who have dedicated their lives to this sport and tradition, which dates back to the Edo and Nara periods. Highly recommended activity!

We planned this for our first day in Tokyo. It only had an early hour option, and we got lost in the train station. The tour guide was kind enough to let us join the group at the event. You basically see them practice, there isn't much explanation, and at the end, they let you ask questions and take a picture with them. It's a good overall experience if you're into sumo.

Excellent anglais de la part du guide. Nous avons également rencontré le dernier yokozuna #74, ainsi que des sumotori de rang supérieur qui étaient sur place. Excellent tour !

楽しかったです。ヤスさんは素晴らしかったです。力士の写真を何枚か撮ることができました。いつでもまたやりたいです。

A must-do experience. Super guide with all the explanations. A unique experience to live through their daily practice. A must-see.

¡Fue una experiencia increíble! Más personas deberían probar esto.

The booking and payment process is very easy

Authentic? Yes, definitely. An interesting glimpse into what practice looks like for sumo wrestlers. I came knowing this, and with this in mind I knew that it would not be as "exciting" or action-packed as a sumo tournament match. HOWEVER, it would have been also nice to know that it's currently tournament season and the sumos WILL NOT BE carrying out their practice at their 100% to conserve energy for the tournament. Because the whole thing lasted 45 minutes tops and I did not feel that it was worth my 150$ :") perhaps separate pricing can be considered so those viewing trainings during tournaments can pay cheaper? Idk but I jus felt like this was not exactly worth the money.